Dinomite!

Introducing lucky no. 7 of the Sum of the Parts weekly shirt releases!This one is a retro design done in 1975 by my dad, the Nebraska Kid. We’re even printing them on gold shirts just like the originals!

“Flatlander” is available until end of day Sunday February 19th. Then its gone! Each shirt will be hand screened by Bryan Brinkman and myself, and will include a hand sketched/signed doodle with each order.

This shirt and other artwork is available here at sumotp.com.

<3 Ashley & Bryan

BUY ME!

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Introducing the third of the Sum of the Parts weekly shirt releases.  It’s based off a sketch I did a month or so ago.

“Diving Bored” available until end of day Sunday Jan 22th. Then its gone! Each shirt will be hand screened by Ashley Culver and myself, and will include a hand sketched/signed doodle with each order.

This shirt and other artwork is available here at sumotp.com

<3 Ashley & Bryan

Introducing the second of the Sum of the Parts weekly shirt releases.  It’s based off a sketch I did a while back of our very villainous cat, Orion.  He has since acquired a kitten accomplice, Bacon.

“Super Villain in Disguise” available until end of day Sunday Jan 15th. Then its gone! Each shirt will be hand screened by Bryan Brinkman and myself, and will include a hand sketched/signed doodle with each order.

This shirt and other artwork is available here at sumotp.com

<3 Ashley & Bryan

Did a Screen Printing Course at 3rd Ward down in Brooklyn this weekend.  It was a really fun refresher and I can’t wait to get back into it at home.  Here’s the print I did of my father’s original Flatlander tshirt drawing from 1975. Just need to get me some ink and shirts so I can whip up some shirts for sale.

When we moved into our amazing Sunnyside apartment the main room already had two bare boned sconces with no covers.  Seeing as looking at them was comparable to staring at the sun, I created these covers using wood, frosted duralar, and old vacation slides from the 60’s & 70’s (found in a little shop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn).  I’m not exactly a carpenter, nor do I have any sophisticated tools, but I think they still turned out great!

The last time I remember collecting signatures was along time ago at Disney World, Tom & Jerry, Cinderella, Minnie Mouse… and now Bruce Mau!  I asked him to sign my sketchbook for good mojo, as well as bought his book Massive Change which he signed and I started reading. Although his talk tonight at Pratt  and his book are a little overwhelming I feel tons of wonderful ideas brewing in my noggin.  I’m super pumped to start designing my future so that I can eventually work on changing the world.